Consistent NDIS support
in Zetland.
Zetland sits in the heart of the Green Square precinct — two stops from Redfern on the T4. Workers who know the building access, the park, and the local streets make a real difference when you need support that actually runs to plan.
Support Work in Zetland
Zetland has transformed into one of Sydney's densest apartment precincts over the past decade, and support work here requires workers who can navigate building access, strata systems, and shared facilities without slowing a shift down. We factor this into matching — so the first shift runs smoothly, not as an orientation session.
For community access, Green Square Park is the primary local outdoor space and a regular base for participant outings — open lawns, walking paths, and space for exercise and social activities. Green Square Library on O'Riordan Street is a regular stop for participants who want structured time outside the home. Joynton Avenue has cafes and shops within easy walking distance for supported errands and social outings. Green Square Station connects directly to the T4 Eastern Suburbs line and the City Circle, putting most appointments within twenty minutes without a car.
Support covers personal care, domestic assistance and community participation. Rosters arrive before the fortnight begins. We also run the Wednesday Recreation Group — a weekly structured social program — which Zetland participants can easily join via Green Square Station.
Support Coordination in Zetland
Our coordinators cover Zetland as part of the Inner City patch alongside Waterloo, Alexandria and Redfern. That means access to the same allied health networks, shorter referral lead times, and coordinators who know which services are actually operating locally and what the real wait times are — not just what the website says.
Coordination covers plan reviews, provider sourcing, service agreements, NDIS renewals and mid-plan changes. If you are switching from another provider, we guide the handover. We are transparent about conflict of interest: your coordinator presents all available providers, not only Tegrity.
How to get started
The referral form is online and takes about three minutes. It captures participant details, NDIS number, plan end date, and support categories, and accepts a plan upload. Every referral is acknowledged the same business day, in writing. You meet your worker before supports begin.
Call us on (02) 7265 1558 or email info@tegrityservices.com.au if you would prefer to talk first.
We’re also a proudly Aboriginal-led, culturally safe team — and everyone is welcome.
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Current capacity
Taking new Support Work participants in:
Support Coordination capacity is open across Sydney. Updated monthly; last updated July 2026.
NDIS support in Zetland — common questions
Which areas around Zetland do you cover?
We provide NDIS support work and support coordination across Zetland and the surrounding suburbs — Waterloo, Alexandria, Beaconsfield and Rosebery. If you're just outside that list, call (02) 7265 1558 to check current availability.
How do your support workers get around Zetland?
Green Square Station on the T4 Eastern Suburbs line connects Zetland to the City Circle and broader network without needing a car. We build travel time into the roster so support hours go to the participant, not to logistics.
Do you offer both support work and support coordination in Zetland?
Yes — Tegrity provides both Support Work and Support Coordination in Zetland. Where a participant uses both services from us, a written conflict-of-interest policy applies and your coordinator presents every provider option, not only Tegrity.
Send a referral. Hear back today.
The form takes about three minutes, captures NDIS details and plan dates, and accepts a plan upload.
Start the referral formPrefer to talk it through first? Call (02) 7265 1558